Springer Road Church of Christ

Perhaps one of Jesus' most well-known miracles is the calming of the Sea of Galilee during a terrible windstorm. Matthew, Mark, and Luke all record the great event. In this lesson from The Miracles of Jesus series, Terry Nash consider Mark's account of this great miracle and what the miracles teaches us about who Jesus is!

In Mark 8, Peter makes the incredible confession that Jesus is the Christ. Shockingly, only a paragraph later, Peter is sharply rebuked for rebuking Jesus! In this lesson, elder David Brown considers this important passage and draws out some important reminders for Christians today to help us not repeat the same type of mistake Peter made.

Continuing his series through Ecclesiastes, Matthew Brown teaches on Ecclesiastes 6. While this chapter may seem like a dark, even depressing chapter, Matthew shows why it's so important, and where we can find hope to overcome the meaningless nature of "life under the sun."

John 21 records Jesus' final miracle before His ascension, one that was similar to one of His earliest miracles. Using this event, Jonathan Owens provides this study of Peter, the final days of Jesus, and what the Lord's final miracle taught Peter, the apostles, and us today!

Continuing his series on the names of God, Nate Bibens two essential Old Testament names: Adonai and YHWH!

In this lesson from the "Miracles of Jesus" series, elder David Brown considers the healing of a paralytic who was brought to Jesus by his friends!

One of the core teachings of Christianity revolves around "forgiveness." But there are many aspects of forgiveness. We need to forgive others, we need forgiveness from others, and sometimes we even need to forgive ourselves. And most of all, we must seek forgiveness from God. In the lesson, Daniel Owens considers this great Biblical subject!

In this lesson, elder James Smith provides a study of 1 Timothy 1 and some of the Apostle Paul's warnings about false teachers!

In this lesson from the teacher's series on the miracles of Jesus, Nate Bibens considers the miracle recorded in John 9--the healing of a man who had been born blind!

In Ecclesiastes, Solomon provides important advice on a variety of issues. In this lesson, Matthew Brown considers the advice that is given in Ecclesiastes 5 and what Solomon teaches about money!

Using the example of Saul of Tarsus (the Apostle Paul) Terry Nash provides this reminder that the gospel can change the hearts of people we might not expect, and thus, we should always be willing to share the gospel!

Elder James Smith kicks of a new series on The Miracles of Jesus with this lesson on Jesus' first miracle of turning water into wine at a wedding in Cana of Galilee!

Jonathan Owens provides a lesson from Psalm 119:11 and the importance of "hiding" God's Word in our hearts!

Justice and mercy seem to be opposing ideals. So how can God be both just and merciful? Jordan Calvert considers these concepts and some Biblical narratives that show us God's justice and mercy in action. 

What is God's name? It turns out there are many names, titles, and descriptions ascribed to God in the Bible! In this lesson, Nate Bibens introduces a new multi-part study on the names of God in the Bible. In this lesson, he provides an introduction to the topic and considers two primary names in the Old Testament: Elohim and El.

Few events elicit excitement, joy, and celebration like a wedding. So what's greater than a wedding? A royal wedding! Psalm 45 is a unique Royal Psalm because it is for a king's wedding. But what can a wedding song for ancient Israelite kings teach New Testament Christians? In this lesson, Nate Bibens studies the 45th Psalm to consider its importance and what it teaches about Jesus!

Many people view the Bible as a long list of "thou shalt nots." Of course, some behaviors and attitudes are sinful, and the Bible does call us to cease sinful living. But the Bible also calls us to replace sinful behavior with holy behavior. Metaphorically, the Bible calls us to shed evil living like a filthy garment and instead put on a clean, pristine garment. This is the exact analogy the Apost...

What happens when we die? It's a question we've all probably wondered about. In this lesson elder David Brown provides an overview of some Biblical passages that shed some light on this intriguing question!

As a follow-up to his lesson on "Greed & Covetousness," Garrett Macy provides another highly practical and needed lesson about some closely related sins; jealousy and envy.

Racism has been a hotly-discussed and high-profile issue over the past several years. Media outlets, politicians, social-media sites, and more are abuzz with discussions about racism. Yet, with all the talking heads, Christians might wonder what to make of everything they hear. Why does racism still exist? How should we think about current cultural discussions? What can we do to confront racism? T...

Friends don't just make life more enjoyable; they have a profound impact on our success, especially spiritually. In this lesson, Terry Nash considers the story of a paralytic man who was brought to Jesus to be healed, and from this narrative provides some important lessons about choosing friends and being a friend!

Sometimes, obeying God is easy. Other times, obedience can be very challenging. How should Christians respond to such challenges, and how can we overcome difficulty so that we obey God even when it's hard to do so? Jonathan Owens provides this important lesson on that very topic!

Times of peace and prosperity can be dangerous times because they often lull us into relying on ourselves, not God. In this excellent lesson, Matthew Brown considers an Old Testament example of a righteous king who fell prey to the dangers of self-reliance. Using that story, Matthew illustrates the very real dangers Christians face today when ease, prosperity, or anything else leads them down a ro...

One of the most challenging aspects of Christianity concerns the nature of God. Again and again, the Bible says that "God is one," but the Scriptures also speak of the divinity of God the Father, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit. One of the terms used to describe the Godhead is "trinity." In this lesson, elder David Brown considers this word and what it means and provides a thorough review of Scripture...

Serving God requires us to do the right thing. But merely going through the motions has never been enough. In this lesson, Daniel Owens provides an excellent study from Scripture that demonstrates God doesn't just want the right behavior--He wants His children to behave the right way for the right reasons.